so..is it worth it?

hottscennessey

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Don't do 2JZGE unless you know exactly what you're getting into.

If I were you, assuming you can afford it.. 2JZGTE professional install. Stock Twins. Reliable, smooth, 400whp on factory twin turbos. It's the perfect option for your situation. You want a reliable car, 400whp, and don't have much turbo knowledge. Don't overcomplicate it.

Expect to spend about what you estimated importing that RHD JZA70 for.. at least 6+G's..
 

suprastanger507mgte

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I would listen to IJ and take his advise.
I am going through the swap as of right now. Been through 7ms, 1JZ and now a 2jz. If you don't know what you are doing, it can be costly and frustrating. Fortunately for me, I can do alsmost all of my work myself except for making pretty welds... lol.and welding can get expensive.

You are also talking about have a big turbo and a small turbo. Both at the same time or replace them as needed?
You have skills and knowledge of fabrication?
You may end up needing a manifold, IC, exhaust setup if you are going that route.
Wiring harness and sourcing swap parts like the tranny/bellsousing/clutch kit,mounts etc are some of the things you may want to think about as well.

Is it worth it? That is only something you can answer after you do tha swap. For me , it is.
 

kntmikado

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I don't know if your current car's a turbo or not, but before you go planning to do anything with a turbo engine, you may want to fix that problem you have of not knowing much about turbos. Just a thought.
 

crazysupra2JZ

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suprastanger507mgte said:
Is it worth it? That is only something you can answer after you do tha swap. For me , it is.


def worth it... if i ever buy an MKIII again, i will do the swap again. i may end up owning an mk3 sooner than i thought. i miss mine soo much, i need an mk3 in my life